Sentence examples for quickly to tackle from inspiring English sources

He added its sub-contractor had "acted quickly to tackle the problem" replacing the washing machine which it blamed for damp.

A recent study predicted that unless the government moved quickly to tackle AIDS, South Africa's economy would collapse within four generations.

It is expected to argue the Elysée palace must move more quickly to tackle a low growth, high unemployment economy that could spark widespread social unrest.

Osborne warned it was important to act quickly to tackle the £163bn fiscal deficit, as he announced that £6bn of spending cuts would be unveiled next week.

But unless a global community comes together quickly to tackle this problem, it will inevitably end up being too little too late.

Unless more is done quickly to tackle Citi's current problems, not to mention its structural ones, heads may roll at the top of Citi, not just at the bottom.

Although more companies than ever are making climate change a priority [pdf] in their sustainability efforts, they still aren't moving quickly enough to tackle water risks, says the report.

NSPCC chief executive Peter Wanless also said more needed to be done - and quickly - to tackle online child sex offenders.

But the centerpiece of the session was the proposal for a rapid response force to move quickly outside Europe to tackle new threats from terrorism.

The report's co-author Robin Law said: "Our research underlines the critical need for global policymakers to act quickly and decisively to tackle the lingering toxic legacy of PCBs, before it's too late for some of our most iconic and important marine predators.

"Our research underlines the critical need for global policymakers to act quickly and decisively to tackle the lingering toxic legacy of PCBs, before it's too late for some of our most iconic and important marine predators," said Robin Law, also at ZSL.